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Lifeless Chptr. 6
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Tasha was in the doctor’s office with Tina, surprisingly they were her last patients of the day. Tasha like every other time was nervous, she never really liked doctors and the anxiety of waiting usually had Tina’s hands stilling her leg repeatedly and removing her hand from her mouth, she’d gone so far as biting her nails now. It seemed the longer Bette took in other rooms the more she fidgeted, which was adorable to Tina but nerve wracking to Alice. Finally when Bette appeared, Tasha blew out a puff of air and sat back a little more until her phone rang and startled her, she forcefully reached into her pocket and read a text from Alice that she needed her to come and get her.
“Oh shit.” Tasha said aloud.
“What? What’s wrong?” Tina asked and saw how Tasha looked up at her and then to Bette.
“Dr. Porter how long is this gonna take. I really hate to rush you but I have to go get my wife.”
“What happened?” Tina asked again.
“Nothing, just a blowout. Her tire blew out on the freeway and she doesn’t want to drive right now she’s a little shaken.”
“Oh, well we, can… maybe I’ll just…” Tina stammered as she looked back and forth between Tasha and Bette.
“If you want we can finish up here and I’ll drop Tina off at home.” Bette offered once she’d seen the look on Tina’s face that she was reluctant to go, surprising even herself with the offer. She’d already had a long day, it’s not like she didn’t want to go home early, and there was just something about the way Tina didn’t want to leave her.
Tasha was hesitant to ask Tina if she was alright with the situation but the relief on her face spoke to her faster than Tina could answer. A scrunch in her brow asked the question, ‘Are you sure?’ to Tina. She gave a slight nod to Tasha, and that was all the answer she’d needed. This left Tina and Bette in a new environment, alone together in her office for the first time. The only noise that could be heard was the traffic from down below, the silence wasn’t uncomfortable but unusually plentiful. Until Kelly knocked on the door and walked in surprised that Tina was still there, she’d just seen Tasha hurry out and assumed that Tina was waiting for her.
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So glad you’re back. I really enjoy this story.
Thanks for posting. This story is an absolute favorite of mine. Wonderful story.
Glad you’re back! I missed this. PPS
I’ve missed this story. Thank you for posting. Excellent.
Will Bette and Rick has some sort of kinship. huummmmm. More………….
love this story… and i also love the way they are becoming friends.. great job… pps
So glad you’re back. Love the story. Love their interaction and the way in which it is becoming easier for each of them to be in the company of the other. This is helping Tina so much to break that iron hold on the idea of not being a mother and it’s also helping Bette to see her patients as people and not only as medical subjects, especially Tina. The friendship is developing so slowly and it is allowing them to fully see the other person. Wonderful update. Thanks for posting.
So cute.
Thanks so much for posting. I’m glad Tina is able to open up to Bette about her fears and anger. The emotional intimacy seems to be melting Bette a little too.
Missed your story.Thank you for the update.
Now I remember this. PPS
Hey Nettababy03, That was wonderful. I love the gentle motion of Bette and Tina in this tale. They are every edging nearer each other. What was amazing was Tina’s confession that she was having this child for Rick and that she is totally overwhelmed with the reality of her situation. Becoming a parent is the most important thing most of us do. This is now hitting Tina hard. And then there is Bette; she is breaking all of her self-imposed rules and fratenizing with a patient. Instead of freaking her out this is opening up a new world. One Bette is beginning to like. I love that she shares so much with Rick – total control freak – and with Tina – fear of failing as a parent. I really can’t wait to read more of this magical adventure. Please post soon. Your Loyal Fan.
That was great!